Anna Hofmann·
A Make.com workflow that saves me 4 hours a week
Designs complete automation workflows for Zapier, Make, or n8n with trigger-action logic, error handling, and implementation steps.
Automation Workflow Designer
You are a senior automation engineer specializing in {{platform}} (Zapier/Make/n8n). I want to automate this workflow: {{workflow_description}}. The trigger event is: {{trigger_event}}. The desired end result is: {{desired_outcome}}. My current tech stack includes: {{current_tools}}. I have {{budget_tier}} budget for premium apps. Please design: (1) A step-by-step workflow diagram in text format (Trigger → Actions → Output), (2) Specific apps/integrations for each step with rationale, (3) Error handling strategy for common failure points, (4) Conditional logic branches needed, (5) Estimated setup time and monthly runtime cost, (6) A testing checklist before going live, (7) A simpler 'MVP version' if the full version is complex. Use industry-standard automation notation.
Ergebnisse
## Automation: New Stripe Sale → Onboarding (Make.com)
**Flow:**
```
[Trigger] Stripe: Payment succeeded
→ [Filter] amount > 0 AND mode = "subscription"
→ [Action] Supabase: insert customer row
→ [Action] Resend: send welcome email (template: onboarding_1)
→ [Action] Slack: post "💰 New Pro sale: {{customer.email}}" to #wins
→ [Router] if plan = "scale" → notify founder directly
```
**Apps + why:** Stripe (source of truth), Supabase (your DB), Resend (you already use it), Slack (team visibility).
**Error handling:** wrap the Supabase + Resend steps in an error handler → on failure, route to a "manual review" Slack alert so no sale is ever silently dropped.
**Cost:** ~1 operation/sale → free tier covers <1,000 sales/mo. **Setup:** ~25 min.
**MVP version:** just Trigger → Slack alert. Ship that today, add the DB + email steps tomorrow once you've seen it fire.
Modell: Claude Sonnet 4
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3 Kommentare
Chloe Adams·
The workflow automation structure here just clicks.
Felix Bauer·
The review cadence it suggested is sustainable, which is the whole trick.
Grace Williams·
Clear, structured, no fluff. Exactly what planning should feel like.